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 | [...]LESSONS LEARNED WHILE BUILDING NEW LIBRARIES: 14 LIBRARY MAHI: MARION READ DELIVERING ON THE LGNZ L[...] |
| [...]essons learned while building new libraries IFLA Library Buildings Committee Nga Puna Mataraunga o Te Awa[...]braries outreach NEWSBOARD PITOPITO KORERO IFLA Library Buildings Committee LIANZA Te Whakakitenga aa Ka[...]award Book Review - Te Ata o Tu REGULAR COLUMNS Library Mahi: Marion Read delivering on the LGNZ Libraries Advisory Project Library of the Issue: Infofind - the RNZ library Tertiary Profile: Qualifications lead to career opportunities History Corner: The Library Association Act 1939 Professional Registration: V[...]: Seed Libraries COVER IMAGE The newly opened library and community DESIGN Jess Buchanan-Smith LIANZA Office & Design Manager EDITORIAL STATEMENT Library Life is the digital magazine of hub Te Ahuru Mowai in Feilding. Image credit Kevin Bills Media. New Zealand's Library and Information Association Te Rau Herenga o Aot[...]oa.org.nz/ news on issues relating to the GLAMIR library-life sector. You may use material found in this LIANZ[...]ble on request So) Yaar ISSN# 1176-8088 LIANZA Library and Information Association of New Zealand[...] |
| [...]ake photos of the Clementinum, the Czech National Library, once a Jesuit college established in 1781 in a m[...]excited to feature Infofind, Radio New Zealand's library, a very busy special library. We meet Dahlia Malaeulu, publisher of Mila’s[...]ed in this issue. Marion Read tells us about her library mahi over the past two and a half years delivering on the LGNZ Libraries Advisory project. Focusing on library builds, Te Rau Ora Library Life highlights two recent rebuilds in South Taranaki[...]Kat Cuttriss tells us about the work of the IFLA Library Buildings Committee. There are many great[...] |
| [...]mazing LIANZA Office team and the lovely VUW. Law library team for their help and accommodation. It[...] |
| [...]portunities to support Maori professionals in the library and information sectors. Another highlight of Ju[...]f. Image credit Jess Buchanan-Smith. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]anagement and community engagement platform. Your library can create a tailored digital collection with Rec[...]collect streamlines the operational needs of your library. It does so while providing uncompromised functio[...]llect’s unique approach to metadata allows your library to create customised metadata fields, adopt an e[...]standards. Through applying custom metadata, your library can create a web of connections between items, en[...]ollect’s moderation functionality provides your library with full control over community contribut[...] |
| [...]k Hub. Image credits Mila’s Books. Issue 504 + Library Life « invisible in so many spaces across society, i[...]upporters who have helped to bring our stories to life and ensured access to our stories for our[...] |
| [...]most importantly, says Dahlia, “| believe all library staff should read and experience the power[...] |
| [...]ed loan requests for schools through the National Library of New Zealand's Services to Schools. The lack of[...]Telesda series ignited my desire to Issue 504 + Library Life « FEATURES read more Pasifika aut[...] |
| [...]village of Vaigaga in Apia and works for National Library Services to Schools. Mary loves to read an[...] |
| [...]it The Book Awards Trust/Vijay Paul. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]hors and illustrators bring the magic of books to life at sessions for school children in the immediate[...]eds of school students converged on the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa and[...]Authors Te Puni Kaituhi o Aotearoa, the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotear[...] |
| [...]'s End Publishing) Images supplied. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Nikki Moen identified the need for a new Hawera Library as a multi-purpose library and community, culture and heritage facility. Sou[...]council-supported art gallery from The original library. Image credit Cath Sheard. Putanga 504 « Te Rau[...]a new purpose-built space. It almost doubles the library space from our existing beautiful, but cra[...] |
| [...]hen it doesn't look like anything is Issue 504 + Library Life « FEATURES happening. When work firs[...] |
| [...]utely. | never thought I'd get a new build in my library career, so it’s a wonderful challenge an[...] |
| FEATURES THE NEW MANAWATU COMMUNITY HUB/LIBRARY A library redevelopment in Feilding began construction in 2[...]vices Manager, Manawatu District Council. The new library space opened on July 22. Since 2014, we have been journeying to liven up our library services and embody ‘Libraries as community hu[...]and Image credit Kevin Bills Media. Issue 504 + Library Life « Ho MV mUE se 1 tm I our facility is call[...]provide after- hours self-service access to full library services and meeting rooms. Open Plus is an exten[...]9:30am - 11pm on Sundays and Public Holidays for library services and we are using Gallagher system[...] |
| [...]'ve learned while building and designing this new library is that if you are redeveloping an existing space[...]have achieved our four goals. Redeveloping your library or building a new one is such an incredible thin[...]munity member sees the value and investment in a library, let alone a large-scale redevelopment. Use those[...]value and the connection that the work done in a library or community facility brings to those in t[...] |
| The IFLA Library Buildings & Equipment Section (LBES) ( ) compris[...]re insights about the design, building and use of library physical spaces from all corners of the globe. Un[...]h can be invaluable for librarians who are new to library building projects. | particularly enjoy the cross[...]iliar. Essentially, | believe that every physical library, regardless of location or context, has a fundame[...]and relevant experiences for the community whose library it is. I'm endlessly fascinated by how we can all[...]e as varied as the geographic region in which any library is placed. We'll look at how best to refurbish a ‘small but mighty’ local library, explore what's involved in a multi-million-dolla[...]architecture and how to transform ‘difficult’ library buildings. Also worth a look is the webinar on B[...]e challenges, which includes stunning examples of library developments in Sweden and Romania, as well IFLA[...]awai'i midterm 2024. Image supplied. Issue 504 + Library Life « www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]spirit has stayed strong through the provision of library support and services, under unimaginable pressure[...]de invaluable opportunities for being ‘in’ a library space and feeling first-hand how it works and wha[...]atherings also give the chance to meet with local library staff and community members and see them in pract[...]celebrate the much-coveted Baker & Taylor Public Library of the Year (PLOTY) 2024 winner (IFLA/Baker & Taylor Public Library of the Year Award - IFLA), announced during the conference. This award is presented to a public library anywhere in the world with the best combination o[...]. Please feel free to post pictures of your local library and any you see and visit on your travels! The c[...]versity of Sydney) and Secretary (Janet Fletcher, Library Director at Australian Catholic University, forme[...]na Matauraka o Waitaha | University of Canterbury Library, and the Information Coordinator of the IFLA Library Buildings & Equipment (LBES) Section. www[...] |
| [...]cles were chosen when the older and larger mobile library needed replacing. PUrehurehu mobile library provides a more traditional mobile library service, visiting schools and places where library users can climb the steps to view and choose thei[...]Mangaroa is New Zealand's first electric mobile library service, Acknowledging local place names, flora a[...]. Image credit Upper Hutt Libraries. Issue 504 + Library Life « Mangaroa (Long Stream) was selected for the n[...]solar panels to serve as reminders of the mobile library service's eco-friendly nature. The specially des[...]ies Manager. Choosing an EV was important to the library. Their council was putting greater emphas[...] |
| [...]direction and what they were trying to do at the library. “It's great for getting attention from non-library users as it creates a talking point. And when it[...]on't need a heavy traffic licence to drive them. Library users love the new vehicles. “Sometimes we have them parked out the back of the library or facility and people come and see the eye-catch[...]chool times means parents can also use the mobile library service. The vehicles also support one-off commu[...]nta Parade - it’s a way to get out there to non-library users.’ Another innovation in their outreach s[...]stools where a laptop can be used help introduce library products like LinkedIn Learning and e-book[...] |
| [...]g glimpse into the world of the Waikato Hospital Library presented by Nicole Frew. Nicole talked about Hospital Library's unique role and the planned merging of library services across the health sector to create bette[...]highlights included Izzy Zhang from Highland Park Library presenting on using WeChat to help engage with th[...]y, Jody Smart, and Leslie Goodliffe from Tauranga Library Archives presenting on the challenges of relocat[...]lunch and the opportunity to explore the Matamata library. The afternoon was rounded off by Katarina Allel[...]ickson talking about the impact that the National Library's PUtoi Rito Communities of Readers had in the Ka[...]nd school. Image credit Mel Chivers. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz NEWSBOARD LIANZA TE WHAKAK[...]of the plans for the amazing new Tauranga public library building within the new civic precinct Te Manawat[...]ive Director. Then, Melanie Brebner, the District Library Manager for Matamata Piako libraries, presented a[...]Advisor, and Lisa Hayward - Ringa Tohu Community Library Lead, both from Hamilton City Libraries T[...] |
| PITOPITO KORERO 100 REASONS TO HAVE A LIBRARY CARD It’s personal. It’s your family. It’s[...]24, Catherine Leonard, Auckland Council's Head of Library and Learning Services, shares the secret to the s[...]heir membership campaign ‘100 reasons to have a library card: “Going to the library changed my life. It may even have saved it.” Billy Connolly. F[...]lives, there’s no need to convince us to get a library card. But how do we make sure communities know how much their library card can offer them? In 2020, Auckland Council L[...]rch project to identify opportunities to increase library Image credit Auckland Libraries. slr | Online[...]new and active members (those who have used their library card in the past 12 months). The research showed[...]ety of collections and services available with a library card. There was also a traditional perception of[...]ervices and grow the number of Aucklanders with a library card in their back pocket. Putanga 504 «[...] |
| [...]. After a series of collaborative workshops with library leaders, Auckland Council marketing specialists a[...]ted key audiences who could be convinced to get a library card and explore the breadth and depth of their library service. 100 REASONS TO HAVE A LIBRARY CARD After going fines-free in 2021, an initiati[...]barriers that stopped people from accessing their library service, the ‘100 reasons to have a library card’ campaign was designed to give Aucklanders[...]hers) to come along and start their story at the library. The eye-catching and vibrant campaign artwork f[...]e featured the campaign on our regional and local library channels and Auckland Council channels. This mix[...]nels allowed us to run many tactical Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz NEWSBOARD IMPRESS A DAT[...]ed marketing with their “100 reasons to have a library card” campaign. The campaign was based o[...] |
| [...]Battle of Te Ranga in 1864, “What of Taratoa's life before this very typical and tragic end, s[...] |
| [...]ster and Curator, Maori at the Alexander Turnbull Library. In 2017 he was awarded Creative New Zealand's Be[...]s/read-watch-play/maori/pumukas-flag Issue 504 + Library Life « www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]S On June 30, Marion Read ended her full-time library career by completing her NZLPP-funded role as Lib[...]next for her. Marion brings more than 40 years of library management experience in public, tertiary, and sp[...]gement. Digital artwork in The Phive, Parramatta Library. Image supplied. Putanga 504 « Te Rau Or[...] |
| [...]ility and understanding of the value that public library services provide to communities, resulting in better-informed funding decisions for library services delivery. As a member of the Fine Free[...]tapihi in Bulls, Te Kete Aronui in Hamilton, Gore Library, and Te Whare Whakatere in Ashburton. Attending the opening of the new award-winning Blenheim Library and Art Gallery, Te Kahu o Waipuna, and the new M[...]oup and presenting the findings from that tour to library staff and council leaders from across the country[...]ildings incorporating arts and culture into their library spaces’ Marion is embarking on a new journey with the establishment of her library consultancy business - ReadME Library Consultancy. From left, Maia Abraham, Siren Delu[...]ion Read. Image credit Maia Abraham. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz |
| LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS INFOFIND - THE RADIO NEW ZEALAND LIBRARY Infofind, the Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Library, can be found on the Terrace in central Wellingt[...]fofind librarian Melanie Stassen tells Te Rau Ora Library Life about this unique special library. We used to be the library for the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation, whi[...]or Nine To Noon, and Melanie Stassen of Infofind Library, with the ‘Prince’ file. Image supplie[...] |
| [...]t patron of the day, Kathryn Ryan - also a heavy library user - keeps us busy with queries as diverse as t[...]and | share one librarian position, and Yumi is a library assistant. We used to have a lot more. But RNZ su[...]right: RNZ / Cole Eastham-Farrelly. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS[...]service, and we survived. We use Liberty as our library management system and were early adopters of it w[...]media landscape in New Zealand and overseas. The library is for RNZ employees. However, we are alwa[...] |
| [...]online study helped Open Polytechnic Bachelor of Library and Information Studies (BLIS) graduate Lisa Beck[...]braries and reading had been a big part of Lisa's life since she was a child. Her original interest[...]| grew up ina reading family where we went to the library every week and always had a book with us to keep[...]y job now, even though it's not classified as the library and information industry, | work with a va[...] |
| [...]ces.” Even if Lisa doesn't end up working in a library, she would still love to be involved on a volunta[...]s an information professional. NZ Certificate in Library & Information Services for Children & Teens (Level 6) NZ Diploma in Library & Information Studies (Level 5) NZ Diploma in Records & Information Management (Level 6) Bachelor of Library & Information Studies Graduate Certificate/ Diploma in Library & Information Leadership Visit the website for m[...]her studies, Lisa has been impressed by her local library, Paraparaumu Library, one of the Kapiti Coast District Libraries. “[...]n Polytechnic. “I'm a pretty self- Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS dis[...]flexibility and being able to fit it around daily life is invaluable.” For further information[...] |
| LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS HISTORY CORNER THE NEW ZEALAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ACT 1939 Professional associations[...]established through legislation, so how did the Library Association end up with its own Act of Parliament[...]ion says that “neither the City Council nor its Library Committee met on that day.’ The association con[...]of the flesh, and particularly the essentials of life, had to be given precedence. It would be almost c[...]Debating chamber in Parliament, 1930s. National Library Records 22689170. Putanga 504 « Te Rau Ora «[...]the nature of the association’ The New Zealand Library Association Act was read in Parliament on[...] |
| [...]the brief second-reading debate; 'The New Zealand Library Association desires it,’ replied the Hon. Mr Fr[...]ustees. The association will endeavour to improve library facilities and popularise libraries. It will also encourage young people to qualify for library work.’ One interesting aspect of the Act is pa[...]ell as providing funds for the building of actual library buildings the important philanthropy of the Carne[...]to appoint a liaison officer between the Country Library Service and the association was put into operatio[...]cEldowney, W. J. / Geoffrey Alley, librarian: his life and work (2006) McEldowney, W. J. / New Zealand Library Association 1910-1960 (1962) Nelson Evening Mail[...]f Auckland Collections based at the Central City Library in Tamaki Makurau. Petone Municipal Library, 1949. Image credit Alexander Turnbull Library, Dominion Post Collection (PAColl-7327) Reference: EP-Libraries-Public-01. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...], Te Whatu Ora - Waitaha. She talks to Te Rau Ora Library Life about being professionally registered. WHAT IS T[...]rrent with innovation and developments inside the library profession. DO YOU HAVE ANY POSITIVE COMM[...] |
| [...]Capability framework to strengthen the Aotearoa library workforce Te Totara is a capability framework for our Aotearoa library and information sector Using a capability framew[...]w and in the future. Te Totara is created for the library and information sector, by the This framework i[...]put from over 100 representatives in the Aotearoa library and information sector, as well as collaboration[...]ZA), Australian (ALIA) and United Kingdom (CILIP) library associations. Te Totara helps identify the areas[...]Taku Totara if needed, depending on your type of library, size of your team, local context, collect[...] |
| [...]s most’ and is meant to be adaptable to diverse library and information-sector environments. This way, pe[...]eview group with a few people (either within your library or collaborate with others if you are a small library). Check your organisation’s existing values[...]following questions: Meet Atamai She isa School Library Manager She wants to simplify the capability framework to suit a school library environment in order to identify the capabilities[...]nd support needs. Meet George He is a Public Library Manager He wants to adapt the capability framewo[...]sive services. Meet Alex They are a Tertiary Library Manager/Team leader They want to use the capabil[...]Fill the basket of knowledge Whether you are a library staff member, team leader How am! How can[...]r colleagues and manager. oN SLANZA LIANZA Library and Information Association of New Zealand[...] |
| [...]n Copyright. Image credit Canva. Issue 504 + Library Life « LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS There is a[...] |
| LIANZA REGULAR COLUMNS The Robertson Library Seed Library at Otakou Whakaihu Waka - The University of Otago is branching out by launching a newly installed Seed Library at the Hocken Collections. This is an exciting mo[...]braries, it is still finding its place. The Seed Library at Otakou Whakaihu Waka - The University of Otago[...]age supplied. Putanga 504 « Te Rau Ora « SEED LIBRARY KORERO It works by people taking seeds from our initial seed stock in the seed library unit, growing the plants, then saving the seeds of those plants and returning them to the seed library to deposit them for others to use. Saving seeds i[...]knowledge. Through our various interactions with library users, in whatever form or shape they may take, l[...]ny people nationwide due to our ability to inform library users of the latest information regarding[...] |
| [...]es. We are all needed. Ka whawhai tonu The Seed Library at Otakou Whakaihu Waka - The University of Otago Libraries. Image supplied. Issue 504 + Library Life » www.lianza.org.nz LIANZA REGULAR COLUM[...] |
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| Life LIBRARY TE RAU ORA[...]AND LIBRARY MAHI: MARION READ DELIVERING ON THE LGNZ L[...] |
| [...]IFLA Library Buildings Committee[...]IFLA Library Buildings Committee[...]Library Mahi: Marion Read delivering on[...]Library of the Issue: Infofind – the RNZ library[...]History Corner: The Library Association Act 1939[...]EDITORIAL STATEMENT The newly opened library and community Jess Buchanan-Smith Library Life is the digital magazine of hub Te Āhuru Mōwai i[...]ce & Design Manager New Zealand’s Library and Information credit Kevin Bills Media.[...]e GLAMIR Angela Cairncross library-life sector. Yo[...] |
| [...]ake photos of the Clementinum, the Czech National Library, once a Jesuit college established in 1781 in a m[...]xcited to feature Infofind, Radio New Zealand’s library, a very busy special library. We meet Dahlia Malaeulu, publisher of Mila’s[...]ed in this issue. Marion Read tells us about her library mahi over the past two and a half years delivering on the LGNZ Libraries Advisory project. Focusing on library builds, Te Rau Ora Library Life highlights two recent rebuilds in South Taranaki[...]Kat Cuttriss tells us about the work of the IFLA Library Buildings Committee. There are many great articl[...]dvisor Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Law library team for their help and netwo[...] |
| [...]talented writers and Māori professionals in the library artists and to be a part of the[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]anagement and community engagement platform. Your library can create a tailored digital collection with Rec[...]collect streamlines the operational needs of your library. It does so while providing uncompromised functio[...]configured allow community members library to create customised to incorp[...]oral histories, or other metadata, your library can groups, researchers, and[...]engage your community. library with full control over[...] |
| [...]our stories to life and ensured access to our stories[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]he Pasifika Book all library staff should read and experience the H[...] |
| [...]hools through the National Samoa. Library of New Zealand’s Services to Schools. The lack[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]a and works for National Library Services to Schools. Mary loves to read an[...] |
| [...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]illustrators bring the magic of books to life at escalating mental health problems.[...]the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna The winner of the Rus[...]Puni Kaituhi o Aotearoa, the National Library of trusts readers to meet the book's[...] |
| [...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]ARNED WHILE BUILDING A NEW LIBRARY In 2011, a review of the South Taranaki[...]d almost doubles the library space from our existing for a new Hāwera Library as a multi-purpose beautiful, but cramped, heritage building. library and community, culture and heritage facility[...]cil-supported art gallery from The original library. Image credit Cath Sheard.[...] |
| [...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]I never thought I’d get a new build in my library the workroom due to someone being sig[...] |
| [...]Ū C O M M U N I T Y H U B / L I B R A R Y A library redevelopment in Feilding began[...]ices Manager, Manawatū District Council. The new library space opened It would be hard[...]n various textures, including wood panels, up our library services and embody ‘Libraries[...]hours self-service access to full library services We added meeting and event spaces, a pub[...]on Sundays and Public Holidays for library services systems and break-out spaces, and techno[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Redeveloping your library or building a new one[...]rty funding is complex and lengthy, this new library is that if you are redeveloping an but t[...]sees the value and investment in a library, let variations, especially when earthquake[...]t started our journey work done in a library or community facility brings to moder[...] |
| [...]FEATURES 19 IFLA LIBRARY BUILDINGS COMMIT TEE The IFLA Library Buildings & Equipment Section[...]rt, typography, furniture, equipment, and (LBES) (Library Buildings and Equipment[...]ried as the geographic region building and use of library physical spaces from in which any library is placed. We’ll look at how all corners of the[...]best to refurbish a ‘small but mighty’ local library, librarian Kat Cuttriss, a member of the LBES[...]d freely invaluable for librarians who are new to library available on our YouTube ch[...]particularly enjoy the Library Buildings & Equipment - YouTube) along cross-sect[...]recent mid-term at the University of Hawai’i in library, regardless of location or context, has a[...]architecture and how to transform ‘difficult’ library library it is. I’m endlessly fascinated by how we[...]which includes stunning examples of library layouts, surface treatments, architectural featur[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]ast year’s strong through the provision of library support winner – the st[...]ebook group that shares for being ‘in’ a library space and feeling first-hand co[...]eet with local of your local library and any you see and visit on library staff and community members and see them[...]Secretary (Janet Fletcher, Library Director at September/October (IFLA Informat[...]l university librarians and all based Public Library of the Year (PLOTY) 2024 winner[...]! We’re a very (IFLA/Baker & Taylor Public Library of the Year popular secti[...]in touch This award is presented to a public library and see what we offer[...]Waitaha | University of Canterbury Library, and the Information Coordinator of the IFLA Library Buildings & Equipment (LBES) Section.[...] |
| [...]panels to serve as reminders of the mobile library[...]cles were chosen when the older and larger mobile library The specially designed sh[...]e rolled out needed replacing. Pūrehurehu mobile library of the vehicle and ta[...]ities – this provides a more traditional mobile library service, works for retirement[...]climbing steps visiting schools and places where library users can isn’t easy, and f[...]Mangaroa is New Zealand’s first electric mobile library service. Acknowledging local place names, Choosing an EV was important to the library. flora and fauna once abundant in the upper[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]recreation and sports events, and festivals. library.[...]“It’s great for getting attention from non-library school holiday events, wit[...]way to get out there to non-library users.” These smaller vehicles make it mu[...]d just before COVID-19 stalled plans for its Library users love the new vehicles. “Sometimes[...]nch. we have them parked out the back of the library or facility and people come and see the eye-[...]sidents who don’t know library products like LinkedIn Learning and about wh[...]re, as some children can also use the mobile library service.[...] |
| [...]uncil then gave a Tauranga public library building hosted 53 librarians at the[...]was a fantastic opportunity Library presenting on using Library Manager for Matamata for librarians from around t[...]Tauranga Library Archives Melanie discussed t[...]off another engaging and the Waikato Hospital Library followed by a fantastic lunch[...]alked about Hospital Matamata library. Thanks to Fiona Rongo and the Library's unique role and the[...]team at Matamata-Piako for planned merging of library The afternoon was rounded o[...]f and patients. that the National Library's Pūtoi[...]ps with local Ringa Tohu Community Library successful Summer Reading[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]S T O H AV E A LIBRARY CARD After winning first place[...]ional Marketing Award who have used their library card 2024, Catherine Leonard, i[...]fortuitous timing. Out of Library and Learning Services, The research showed[...]ut Partnership Programme a library card’. not about the wide[...]ld redirect some operational “Going to the library changed my available with a library card. budget savings. Working closely life. It may even have saved it.”[...]Aucklanders. to convince us to get a library card. But how do we make sure Our jo[...]commit to a three-year strategic their library card can offer them? libraries in Aucklanders'[...]esearch project to identify Aucklanders with a library card been able to have previously, opportunities to increase library in their back pocket.[...] |
| [...]messaging quickly if unplanned workshops with library leaders,[...]Comment from the judges to get a library card and[...]d how the top campaign by Auckland depth of their library Council Librarie[...]their “100 reasons to have a library card”[...]to our strategy and LIBRARY CARD members joining directly[...]job of bringing to life the full breadth of library 2021, an initiative aimed[...]real journey ourselves. library service, the ‘100[...]We knew that the reasons to have a library card’ an Auckland Council Libraries[...]llier than others) to come along and local library channels and effective and adaptable by other and start their story at the library. Auckland Council channels. li[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]shaped by the taonga we [Te life before this very typical and the 1864[...] |
| [...]ter and Curator, Māori at the Alexander Turnbull Library. In 2017 he was awarded Creative New Zealand’s[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]S LIBRARY MAHI M A R I O N R E A D O N D E L I V E R[...]rting our submissions to ended her full-time library[...]libraries, visiting 22 more than 40 years of library long-term planning processes,[...]a Digital artwork in The Phive, Parramatta Library. Image supplied.[...] |
| [...]k about how they support of the value that public library delivery in the new libraries[...]er highlight, she says, was funding decisions for library included facilities in Motueka,[...]Community Centre, Te Matapihi library staff and council leaders Aotearoa working group,[...]moted the benefits Hamilton, Gore Library, and Te the tour, we saw outsta[...]gs improved access to public Library and Art Gallery, Te Kahu incorpor[...]and the new Matatiki into their library spaces”. libraries now fully fine-free.[...]ing the annual Local of her library consultancy visit so many wonderful libraries[...]and business – ReadME Library across Aotearoa and Australia Su[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]EGULAR COLUMNS LIBRARY OF THE ISSUE INFOFIND – THE RADIO NEW ZEAL AND LIBRARY Infofind, the Radio New[...]background on a musician who Zealand (RNZ) Library, can presenters of prog[...]access to high-quality sources Te Rau Ora Library Life about they are located –[...]ormation, fact-checking, this unique special library. programme producers are[...]ters with accurate, timely We used to be the library for[...]iles. It’s an Melanie Stassen of Infofind Library, with the ’Prince’ file. Image supplie[...] |
| [...]cally important collection, heavy library user – keeps us years ago, and[...]casting and We use Liberty as our library background information on[...]intense at times. library is for RNZ employees. we give her. She is one of[...]Yumi is a library assistant. We Usually, our first patron of the[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]passion of reading to children. of Library and Information a degree n[...]where we went to the library prospects.[...]n it’s not classified as the library too old and it is never too late a big part of Lisa’s life since she and information in[...] |
| [...]r local results is invaluable,” she says. library, Paraparaumu Library, Lisa emphatically recommends[...]started studying, I've observed life is invaluable.” communication practices.”[...]BLIS programme go to the Open working in a library, she would to help with my enquiries,”[...]our skills with our NZ Certificate in Library & Information Services for Children & Teens (Level 6) NZ Diploma in Library &[...]gement (Level 6) Bachelor of Library & Information Studies Graduate Certificate/ Diploma in Library & Information Leadership Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]Mail reported in February 1938 the Library Association end up policy durin[...]The New Zealand Library on 7 February 1910.” Although a[...]on the docket that the City Council nor its Library policy on libraries, but the[...]7 was important the essentials of life, had to be W. J, McEldowney describes[...]Debating chamber in Parliament, 1930s. National Library Records 22689170.[...] |
| [...]'Who wants the Bill?' asked library buildings the important Hall.[...]Corporation also provided 'The New Zealand Library money for the advancemen[...]n was Alley, librarian: his life and work substance of the debate."[...]due to the war. Zealand Library Association association to handle funds. A[...]a liaison officer between the to improve library facilities and Country Library Service and Parliamentary[...]1939) 256 NZPD p.221 qualify for library work.” the Carnegie Corp[...]sed at the Central City Library in Tāmaki Makurau. Petone Municipal Library, 1949. Image credit Alexander Turnbull Library, Dominion Post Collection (PAColl-7327) Reference[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]2020 and my developments inside the library Master[...]dation process goes in a talks to Te Rau Ora Library Life of my professional development[...] |
| [...]Capability framework to strengthen the Aotearoa library workforce Te Tōtara is a capability[...]capabilities needed library and information sector we as individuals[...]future. Te Tōtara is created for the library[...]Aotearoa library and information[...]s changing rapidly United Kingdom (CILIP) library with new information technologies.[...]on your type of library, size of your team, local context, • T[...]- The elements of Te Tōtara library[...]for strengthening a diverse library and information sector workforce 3 June 2022[...]Issue 504 • Library Life • www.lianza.org.nz |
| [...]She is a School Library Manager He is a Public Library Manager[...]framework to suit a school library framework to make it fit for purpose Te T[...]ommunity so that they be adaptable to diverse library and information-sector environments. This[...]p with a few people (either within your library or collaborate with others if you are a small library). Check your organisation’s existing[...]They are a Tertiary Library Hui with the review group about these n[...]Whether you are a library staff member, team leader[...] |
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| [...]SEED LIBRARY KŌRERO The Robertson Library Seed It works by people tak[...]because our climate is changing, Library at Ōtākou Whakaihu from o[...]- The University of Otago seed library unit, growing the can play a cruc[...]y and climate action. a newly installed Seed Library of those plants and returning[...]llections. them to the seed library to mātauranga, the wellspring[...]take control of the kai we with library users, in whatever include visiting research[...]Aotearoa is ability to inform library users of … and seeds. Seed libraries[...]we face the past as we move The Seed Library at Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka - The University[...] |
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| [...]eptember Mahuru issue of <em>Te Rau Ora Library Life</em> is here.</strong></p> <p><span[...]ed to feature Infofind, Radio New Zealand’s library, in this issue. We meet Dahlia Malaeulu, publishe[...]br>Also, we have Marion Read telling us about her library mahi over the last two and a half years deliverin[...]NZ Libraries Advisory Project.<br><br>Focusing on library builds, <em>Te Rau Ora Library Life</em> highlights two recent rebuilds in South[...]d Kat Cutriss tells us about the work of the IFLA Library Buildings Committee.<br><br>There are many great articles and news items here, ranging from Auckland Libraries' international award-winning marketing campaign to Te Whakakitenga aa Kaimai’s Weekend School, the Upper Hutt Libraries outreach programme, and so much more.</p> | |
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